Those who abandon the victim of a traffic accident that they caused can face a maximum penalty of:
Penalties: crimes, court rulings and licence suspension
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Those who, after being involved in a traffic accident, attempt to escape civil or criminal responsibility by using means other than those that are legal and available to them can face a maximum penalty of:
The offence of driving a motor vehicle or an industrial vehicle on a public road without the required qualifications, when repeated, can face a maximum penalty of:
A driver whose driving licence is revoked can only apply to take the driving exam again ______ after the sentence for the revocation takes effect:
It is forbidden to install on one's vehicle any apparatus, device or product capable of detecting, or interfering with the working of, equipment or instruments used in the detection or recording of illegal practices. The offender is fined ______, and the apparatus, device or product involved is confiscated and declared property of the Macao SAR.
Driving with an invalid temporary driving permit is subject to a fine of ______ if no heavier punishment is applicable under other provisions.
When there are reasons to believe that an offence or minor violation committed results from the driver's inability or incompetence, which poses obvious danger to the safety of people and property, _______________. It can also order the driver to see a doctor or receive a psychological assessment before taking the driving exam again, as well as rule that the driver be suspended from driving before passing the exam.
The Court can revoke the driving licence, or the document referred to in item (4) of No. 1 of Article 80 (Special Driving Permit), when the offence is caused by serious negligence, such as:
The Court can revoke the driving licence, or the document referred to in item (4) of No. 1 of Article 80 (Special Driving Permit), when the offence is caused by serious negligence, such as:
The Court can revoke the driving licence, or the document referred to in item (4) of No. 1 of Article 80 (Special Driving Permit), when the offence is caused by serious negligence, such as:
The Court can revoke the driving licence, or the document referred to in item (4) of No. 1 of Article 80 (Special Driving Permit), when the offence is caused by serious negligence, such as:
Within the period indicated in the ruling that driving be suspended, or that the driving licence or the document referred to in item (4) of No. 1 of Article 80 (Special Driving Permit) be revoked, the driver must surrender the driving licence or the document to ________. Failing to do so is considered an offence of disobedience.
A person who is liable for fines applied for an administrative offence stated in the Road Traffic Law or supplementary regulations, once the decision to apply them has become unchallengeable, must settle the fines before being allowed to:
A person who is liable for fines applied for an administrative offence stated in the Road Traffic Law or supplementary regulations, once the decision to apply them has become unchallengeable, must settle the fines before being allowed to: